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Curious George. Curious?. Curious about the Amendments By Meaghan Flynn, Katherine Barry, Dalton Mink, and Dane Page. The first Amendment. George also reads that the first amendment allows him to say anything he wants, and express himself anyway he wants. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Curious George

Curious about the Amendments

By Meaghan Flynn, Katherine Barry, Dalton Mink, and Dane Page

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The first Amendment

George was curious about the amendments. As curious as he was he finds a book about the amendments and begins to read. He learns about the 1st amendment. And reads how it protects his basic rights.

George also reads that the first amendment allows him to say anything he wants, and express himself anyway he wants

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The 2nd amendment

George was worried about being bullied by someone. The Man in the yellow hat reminds George of the 2nd amendment and how it gives him the right to bear arms

George was curious about what the right to bear arms means. Curious George decided to ask the man in yellow hat. He tells him that it means he has the right to protect himself.

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The 3rd amendment

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Amendment

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Amendment

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Amendment

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Amendment 7

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Amendment 8

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Amendment 9

Even though It does not explain it in FullEveryone has rights that are undeniable

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Amendment 10George Knows that the U.S. has no

King Because State and Federal government share In the People’s governing.

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Amendment 11If the State does something against the

constitutionPeople can’t sue them in court for a Resolution.

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Amendment 12

If George could vote, on that dayHe’d vote for the President and Vice President separatelyBecause the Constitution was made that way.

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Amendment 13A person is a person and not property

that’s why the Forefathers of America stopped slavery

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Amendment 14

Maybe you were born in america, a natural born citizen Because you belong to the country your birth was in

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Amendment 15George cannot vote because he is an ape

But any guy can, no matter what religion, gender or race

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Amendment 20

If the president becomes illThe Vice President always willTake his job and be the fill

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